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Temporary increase in wind speed, lasting less than two minutes. Gusts are caused by rapidly moving air in higher layers of the atmosphere, mixing with slower air nearer the ground. Gusts are common in urban areas, where winds are funnelled between closely-spaced high buildings. Gusting winds do far more damage to buildings and crops than steady winds. The strongest gusts can exceed speeds of 100 m/328 ft per second.



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Stillwater County 2 NE Park City 01 1530MST Yellowstone County 2 SSW Laurel 01 1545MST Park County 1 SE Livingston 01 1555MST Winds gusted to 61 mph at the Livingston Airport.
Davis was best of the early British starters, with Luke Donald shooting 74, Ian Poulter 75 and Paul Casey 76 in winds which gusted to more than 30mph.
Byline: Daily News PALMDALE -- Winds gusted Thursday to more than 60 mph in the Antelope Valley, stirring up dust clouds and prompting warnings to drivers of high-profile vehicles.
 
 
 
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